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Prince Andrew and his ex wife could lose the home they share together in Windsor as the new King puts his mark on the Royal Family.The Duke of York and Sarah Ferguson are reportedly expecting to have to pack their bags and leave the 31-bedroom Royal Lodge they live in that is owned by the Crown Estate. Following the death of the Queen, it is thought to be only a matter of time that Andrew’s older brother King Charles goes forward with the royal reshuffle he previously hinted at.The Crown's abundance of property, which spans over 500,000 acres of land across the UK, is likely to fall under the King's impending review but Andrew could be set to get a lot of money if he is “kicked out”.

Virginia Giuffre's lawyer has said that the mother is in "a very bad situation" following a “serious accident”.The 41 year old, who settled a sexual assault lawsuit against Prince Andrew, revealed she has been given just days to live after being struck by a school bus. She disclosed that she is suffering from kidney failure as a result of the crash and was due to be transferred to a specialist hospital for treatment.

Virginia Giuffre says she has only “days to live.”

links to a suspected Chinese spy were brought up in court after a judge ruled that a letter of support from the duke’s aide must be released, the Times reports.Dominic Hampshire, Andrew’s former staffer, has been ordered to hand over a letter he wrote in support of Yang Tengbo — the former working royal’s business adviser who has been accused of being a Chinese spy.The letter was written by Hampshire after Tengbo appealed to reenter the UK following his ban due to his close relationship with Andrew.Judge Charles Bourne has also ruled that Andrew’s commercial links to Tengbo be disclosed, given that the duke was previously warned that the 50-year-old was a suspected spy, the court heard.The documents must be disclosed by April 4 unless any party applies for judicial review of the judgment by March 28, the outlet adds.Hampshire attempted to block the letter’s release, saying it contains “highly private, confidential and commercially sensitive information,” the court heard.The statement included details “about Mr. Hampshire’s work with the duke which might seem embarrassing or indiscreet, but they are not such as to give rise to the inference that a legal duty of confidentiality attaches to them,” Bourne said.Documents also contained information about Andrew that were already in the public domain, including “the negative impact of the duke’s 2019 Newsnight interview.”“Substantial parts of the witness statement contain material which cannot possibly be said to be confidential,” Bourne said, adding that two words in the statement should be redacted as they “contain information which must have been imparted to Mr.

The Sun that she was responsible for laying out Andrew’s soft toys in order of size every morning in the mid-‘90s. The royal, who was reportedly Queen Elizabeth II’s favorite son, would have been in his mid-30s. She claimed to the outlet that he had 72 teddy bears at the time.“As soon as I got the job, I was told about the teddies, and it was drilled into me how he wanted them,” Briggs claimed to the outlet.

new allegations about him emerged in a new memoir.This week, the disgraced Duke of York, 65, was accused of behaving “inappropriately” toward a female masseuse back in 2000 when she was summoned to Buckingham Palace by Ghislaine Maxwell.As Andrew’s name continues to make headlines, the Prince of Wales is getting increasingly fed up with the negative attention the royal family is getting as a result.“This is yet another national and royal embarrassment for all,” royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News. “Prince William so wants his uncle Andrew to vanish from public view.”“When it comes to his wayward brother Andrew, King Charles III is also beyond exasperated and has disassociated himself publicly to make certain Andrew doesn’t appear with any senior members of the royal family.”Elsewhere, royal commentator Ian Pelham Turner told the outlet that William, 42, is unlikely to ever have his uncle feel welcomed back into the royal fold.“More allegations of potential impropriety will cause King Charles and Prince William [to take] further action,” Pelham Turner said of the future king.

the Daily Mail reports.Monique Giannelloni, 60, made the allegations in her new memoir, in which she claimed the former working royal displayed an “abuse of his privilege” when she arrived at the palace 25 years ago.Prior to the meeting, Giannelloni said that Maxwell — a longtime friend of Jeffrey Epstein — said she had a high-profile contact for her who was “more famous than God.”Once there, Giannelloni realized that Maxwell was referring to Andrew.In the book, the masseuse claims Andrew disrobed and removed his towel before climbing onto the massage table.“He did not do anything or suggest anything untoward, but I was very uncomfortable and a bit shocked that he had acted like that,” she wrote.She added that she “expected more” from a member of the royal family, adding that his behavior did not leave her “impressed.”“Andrew’s reputation has been sullied by his friendships with those two people,” she said, referring to Epstein and Maxwell.Elsewhere, Giannelloni alleged that Maxwell had tried to recruit her for what she now believes were Epstein’s infamous boat parties.“It was Andrew’s choice to be friends with those individuals Ghislaine and Epstein and somehow, I ended up in their world because of my work,” she wrote.“I have a lot of questions and a significant one is: was Ghislaine trying to involve me and Andrew in her sordid lifestyle?”Maxwell, 62, was convicted in 2021 of recruiting and grooming young women to be sexually assaulted by Epstein — who in 2019 killed himself in a lower Manhattan jail cell while he awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges.She is currently serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking.

last month secured a deal with a Dutch business firm that promised to pay him millions in exchange for his connections from the Pitch@Palace initiative.Andrew’s joined venture with Startupbootcamp marked the first known work he’s undertaken since stepping down as a working member of the Firm in 2020.However, sources close to the startup have told BBC News that weeks after the former working royal joined the team, nothing has been signed and no transactions have taken place.The Post has reached out to Startupbootcamp and Buckingham Palace for comment.Andrew was due to receive a cut for each deal Startupbootcamp made across global territories, as per the agreement.Kauan von Novack, CEO of Startupbootcamp, even spoke out about the partnership with the scandal-scarred royal, saying the company’s mission “is to help entrepreneurs to create the change the world needs.”“We see immense value in the network built up by Pitch@Palace,” he added at the time.Still, there’s been no word from Andrew about the ambitious business venture.Behind the scenes, Andrew has been doing all he can to remain at the Royal Lodge ever since his brother, King Charles, expressed a strong desire to downsize him into a smaller property.Late last year, Andrew found himself on the brink of eviction — but nonetheless refused to move into the smaller Frogmore Cottage.Despite being poised to leave the royal digs after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight, Andrew sensationally managed to find a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour.The new gig was said to have been a financial lifeline that could have provided him with a much-needed cash boost.

the death of Michelle Trachtenberg. The youngest child of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, the 34-year-old princess took to her Instagram Story on Thursday to pay tribute to the late “Gossip Girl” star, who she described as a “special friend.”The Post broke the news that Trachtenberg’s mother found the actress dead in her New York City apartment on Wednesday. She was 39.

poised to leave the Royal Lodge after his brother King Charles cut him off financially late last year.In a desperate bid to pinch a few pennies, Andrew has kept himself busy by taking on yard work at the house after no longer being able to afford help.As a result, the 21-acre garden is in a “shocking state.”Now it appears as though Andrew is in need of a “professional intervention” if he wants the estate looking as good as it once did, a UK property expert told GB News.“Without regular attention, overgrowth can quickly spiral out of control, requiring professional intervention to restore order,” Terry Fisher told the outlet.“Maintaining 21 acres of gardens at a property like Royal Lodge would typically require a dedicated team of four to six gardeners, depending on the complexity of the landscaping.”Fisher went on, “Costs can vary, but hiring experienced gardeners could range from $37,000 to $50,000 annually per gardener, meaning the total annual maintenance bill could easily exceed $190,000.”“This would cover routine tasks like mowing, pruning, planting, and general upkeep to ensure the grounds remain in top condition,” he noted.Despite the royal’s best efforts at developing a green thumb, the 30-room mansion is reportedly surrounded by shrubbery and woodland.It mimics the situation inside the residence, after Charles kickstarted the process of removing precious artifacts due to maintenance and security concerns.Andrew has resided at the sprawling property since 2004 and currently lives there with his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.He narrowly avoided eviction last year after finding a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour.He has since faced calls from the UK government to reveal the source of his newfound

The Sun reports.King Charles’ younger brother was snapped returning home from an early horse-riding outing that day, ahead of the lunchtime meeting at his residence.The meeting took place just three days before court papers highlighted Andrew’s close ties to Yang Tengbo — the former working royal’s business adviser who has been accused of being a Chinese spy.While the meeting took place at Andrew’s home, it’s understood that he was not present during discussions between Tengbo and Waterberg-Stirling’s CEO Oleg Firer, the outlet adds.Firer, for his part, previously served as Grenada’s ambassador but was forced to step down after being banned from entering the country in 2023 over security concerns.His firm, of which he served as Vice Chair, maintains strong links to China’s controversial Belt and Road Initiative, and is a “key stakeholder” in the company Startupbootcamp, which inked a lucrative deal with Andrew earlier this month.The Dutch business firm will pay him millions in exchange for his connections from the Pitch@Palace initiative.Speaking to The Sun, the UK’s former Home Office Minister Norman Baker said it’s “extraordinary” for Andrew to be involved in yet another scandal.“Andrew goes from one disaster to another, and shows a complete lack of judgement,” Baker told the outlet.

had kept in contact with Epstein for longer than he initially let on.The new information has sparked fresh calls for a criminal probe into Epstein’s close relationships.“He is terrified if he goes to America, he could be arrested, face civil action or be subpoenaed,” a source told the Sun.“He used to be Air Miles Andy but he’ll never risk going to America again,” the insider went on. “Since the whole thing blew up, he’s only been to Bahrain, where he has friends.”“There hasn’t been a single golf trip to Spain or holiday abroad,” they added.President Trump’s nominee for FBI director, Kash Patel, has vowed to “do everything” he can to expose those who were involved in Epstein’s network.Spencer Kuvin, the attorney representing Epstein’s victims, has since said the UK government should “turn [Andrew] over” for questioning, adding that the Firm should be distancing itself from the duke.“The British monarchy should be embarrassed.

had kept in contact with the late serial sex trafficker for longer than he initially led on — and royal experts claim that Charles has simply had enough.Several prominent royal experts have since told Fox News that the Firm is waiting “with bated breath” to see if more bombshells will land on the House of Windsor.

Prince Andrew is staring down the barrel of a £1million bill for urgent repairs following an inspection on his deteriorating mansion.

PRINCE Andrew was still emailing his paedophile friend Jeffrey Epstein two months after he claimed to have broken off contact, according to court papers.

a photo of him with then-17-year-old Virginia Giuffre emerged, a court has heard.Andrew initially claimed that he had cut ties with the late financier — who died by suicide in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking and federal conspiracy charges — in December 2010, shortly after the duo was pictured taking a stroll through Central Park.However, in late February 2011, the scandal-scarred royal wrote to the convicted pedophile, “Keep in close touch and we’ll play some more soon.”Epstein and Peter Mandelson, the newly-appointed British Ambassador to the US, remained in close contact until at least August 2012, records show.The emails, seen by Bloomberg, were read aloud in a London courtroom as part of a filing by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which is defending an appeal by Jes Staley, former Barclays bank honcho, to the Upper Tribunal.Staley was blocked from all senior management positions until 2023 after it emerged that he lied about his relationship with Epstein.He claimed to have cut all ties with the billionaire “well before” he landed the CEO role at Barclays bank, however, emails disclosed in court proved otherwise.Emails showed that the pair stayed in touch until at least 2015.In one exchange, Epstein invited Andrew to spend time with him and Staley.In his response, the former working royal said he and Staley were due to meet up for dinner in London’s posh Mayfair area the following night.Epstein responded to Andrew on Feb.

his dire current situation and is staying off the radar to avoid further humiliation, according to a royal expert.In a desperate bid to pinch a few pennies, the disgraced Duke of York has kept himself busy by attempting to maintain the 21 acres of garden on his royal family-owned estate.Andrew, who was poised to leave the Royal Lodge after his brother King Charles cut him off financially, has taken on yard work after no longer being able to afford help.According to royal commentator Hilary Fordwich, the former working royal is licking his wounds from the fallout of his many recent controversies. “Prince Andrew has voiced, to friends, he’s embarrassed [by] his situation,” Fordwich claimed to Fox News.

poised to leave the Royal Lodge after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight, is trying to pinch a few pennies by developing a green thumb.“It is in a shocking state,” Todd Longstaffe Gowan, the Historic Royal Palaces gardener, told the Daily Mail of the mansion’s worse-for-wear garden.“I won’t be knocking that into shape. It is impossible.

accused of being a Chinese spy.The duke’s former staffer, who was not named and is only known as a “close confidant,” was banned from entering the UK as a result of the allegations.A special immigration investigation has since been launched.As a result, Andrew was reportedly urged to uninvite himself from the royal family’s Christmas lunch, despite the 45-people-strong guest list.The controversy came hot on the heels of another shocker, which saw the financial firm managing Andrew’s private investments shut down.The former working royal was then reported to the police and accused of using a fake name to register a company.London’s Metropolitan Police is in the process of determining whether any further action against the duke is required. Days later, the disgraced duke was snubbed from a royal dinner held at Windsor Castle on Jan.

“The Royals With Roya and Kate,” royal correspondent Kate Mansey said the disgraced Duke of York, 64, and the Duke of Sussex, 40, have been given the same nickname by royal courtiers.“I did a kind of wrap up in The Times Magazine at the end of last year in which a couple of people actually mentioned [Andrew] and Harry to me as being known as the Dukes of Hazzard,” Mansey said, via the Express.“As the two difficult dukes who are problems for the king, but perhaps Andrew more so.”The nickname is seemingly referencing the ’80s comedy-adventure series “The Dukes of Hazzard” which follows cousins Bo and Luke Duke and their adventures with law enforcement.The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.Both Andrew and Harry are no longer working members of the royal family.While it was Harry’s personal decision to step down from royal duties in 2020 and move across the pond, Andrew’s situation was far different.Andrew — a royal pariah since he was linked to disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein — has been kept at an arm’s length by royals ever since his disastrous Newsnight interview in 2019.In January 2022, the late Queen Elizabeth II removed his military honors and royal charitable patronages, as well as his HRH title.And just within the last year, Andrew was plagued with a slew of scandals.The duke, who had been on the brink of eviction, found a mysterious financial backer that allowed him to stay at the Royal Lodge, causing an even bigger rift between him and King Charles.And earlier this month, Andrew was reported to the police and accused of using a fake name to register a company.Andrew used the pseudonym Andrew Inverness in 2003 when he joined forces with sports retail tycoon Johan Eliasch to set up a

Prince Andrew's woes continued into 2025 after a challenging 2024. The start of the new year brought another blow for the embattled royal.

the Daily Mail reports.As Warden for the school, the Princess Royal, 74, had set up a lavish get-together at Windsor, however her scandal-scarred brother was not in attendance. “I’m sure the duke would have loved to have attended the dinner if he had been invited,” a royal insider told the outlet.While Anne didn’t personally enroll at the $75,000-per-year institution, she and her first husband, Captain Mark Phillips, sent their children, Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, there.“In her role as Warden for Gordonstoun, Her Royal Highness held an intimate evening dinner attended by a small number of guests,” a spokesperson for the school told the outlet.The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.The brutal snub comes just days after the disgraced former working royal was reported to the police and accused of using a fake name to register a company.Andrew used the pseudonym Andrew Inverness in 2003 when he joined forces with sports retail tycoon Johan Eliasch to set up a company called Naples Gold Limited.The king’s younger brother, who owned four companies that were linked to those registered at Companies House, the UK’s public registry of companies, under the name, was described as a “consultant” on official forms, docs obtained by The Post show.An anti-monarchy campaign group called Republic has since accused the former working royal of falsifying official documents and filed an official complaint to Scotland Yard, responsible for policing much of London.London’s Metropolitan Police is currently in the process of determining whether any further action against the duke is required.